New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
,,ssAT,sFACTIoN OVER TIE APPOINiMhNi MN
Dloen ,i' InLD IyTTON AS AMBASSADORS.


U,py ANo Mr. CARNEGIE
my GABLE TO THE TRiBUNEl
o.,,ont , 1857 Bp The Ne~-loTS I'''"''''
fev Nov 1.-Probaby this Government
nave done a no more Unpopular aor ,r'o
.n,ort Lord Iytton Ambassador al .r, 49,
"'p oe long disbclieved, but the oHci"i al"
'"i'''- ,,. ca,ne Yesterday. All sorts OF CON-
no.n arc bozarded respecting Lord SahsourS
.so,iyas and some very base ones arc i'''pu,eu
49, h, the bascr journals. Lord SALISBURY
:, a.,,rso That Lord LyttOns SELECTION "ou'"
s,o,r, and certainly offend the lloei'
.,oro he is desirous TO please l'c mus 80, Gov
sosod 20 believe Lord lNtton tnc w.. 80. 90 The
~ most unless his poiucal !, ro
,o,o V;ceroy Of India are 700 h'"'! ,r,oa
,.o,noa otherwise. The appoih'menV - ON
:. ,bo Foreign Office, where IL is ">' 49,, tho
ut .ador ~, should have been chosen from Wv
Amnassauo' ,ho active list. Tie Radicals
~ ,h.v intend TO move vote oi ''"' n,hor
e"9 " ,occts They can say great nun''.
ra'ii''', soilo ,hincs about Lord lyttohs c"!'.'
vi ui'"e ,ohodv supposes that the Chou,''
III ihoi"' .,o,. condemned Lord lNt'on Ais"
strongly u" o,hoas. will allow the "oNern'"o"'
lon'' - Mr. IabOuchere. or soNc 'u"
TO oe U'"r t 90 rcpcat in the House oil Common,
may ,,o calcutta scandals current ~ .han
ro', ,;ne There were scandais' o"' .io
Is ''o" ,., con be obtained is another q"'''''"
.,a without proof the House wouio no. rohh,o
10, Lord Beaconsneld called co"co . paris
~n"' I.,,or will be liked personally III ". ~,
srcccc5 as an Ambassador IL ho
.'" IN - tho nath Lord Lyons has m"fNer Wv
Therc is but one opinion respecting i'''
I,o has been model Ambassador
r. William O'Brien's friends among inc LII? ~
S''' .oo,r rerplexed to account lo' ms
H'" 90 oscsno from court after allowing ~
"'''"r ,o bv default The explanation CIV"
MP =. ho meant 10 evade scrNiH oi ''7
""E w.. .,o life Of an outlaw, and make - 80
f"n'' ~. oNered This story, however, '
a" .os.;,e source The Ministeriai pai ,,o
~ -Ar,;, that Mr. O'Brcn t"chhc"i'S ~ =,
.,o loovo the court so long as tic 'n,,oio
.,,;,,o, ,vos not made OUT. Inc i-'e'"' sa,,;rc
,,; ono more instance ci III" r
-, Tho authorities. One paper reii"iN u "1bc
-. C.o,,cs ought himself 70 pc i" Ca.,oont
,,..o,,or,s Journal suggests tla' 'i' ,ol;co,c
.a,onIoto that Mr. OBrien, 0eins III tl,rco
,aa,.h may die in his dungeon ou''"e ''
r,ontbs Imprisonment.
~, urond;nr IRISH debate on tngnSn ,a
IL" - ,o.n conducted this week "S r
,1D.:,c+o, and Sir George o. ..,os
,'..s- sooros disposed TO discuss cheIS s'uo ,o
,no lord harrington grows HWY e,,n,-
..rro,rie;nr in tonc. Perhaps the ho'' 49,
;n,, nnint in his speech is MS '" -. clad.
,naas,or;ans 10 show where ana wig" ", I,;sh
o,.o ocr,ca that the control oi the i''''
,ho administration Of the law s'ou"
'o,'oir with the Imperial Government
ccorrc Trevely once thought Nl'"''
.,,.,o, of Policeman Endicott is a judGr
=, On the ground of the failure oi Wv
-, ,o sddnce corroborative eVloch0o -
;,. ba directed the jury 10 return rN,;so+,
90, cr,il,v They would have acqu-t' raa1;nr
The, directed to do. so or not. i""'io 20
,os chonoed partly from the cross eN"i- mo
,f;,, Caes and rarity for pupio ,he
1:o. ,rlich Is regarded as vinoicaUioi' 1i -.
r'a is po,y welcomed because Lohuoh "''l'
,,... ,be authority Of the ponce n'er ,,I
snDport II can get against a''''N'
low quarters.
c.:o,ce and religion are TO he reconcileu Un,e
- l.. ,he election Of George oapIl'i '''
n,cs;dont of the Royal Society as ,oto
,ho I1,fvcreitv o. Cambridge IN pl"ce y. Wv
", Rcrcsford Hope. The seat Is one ,'i AZ
I. u-ould lc useless 20 nominate ""'"O'
,I.a.;nr 20 the parsons. for they oon'i'' VIZ
,Ioc,;ou. Mr. Stokes though an eminent n"n "p.ot
;onco ;s understood 10 hold orthodoH C"u''"
s;oallcrs now living
=. = ro,c settled that the late W. T. FORSTER
viii have a memorial in Westminster hooc! A''
, bronze statue 20 be erected IN Lohuoh oh
,,c shortly % lie chosen. The letter 10 the De"ii
., Westminster respecting the memorial is basco
80 ,ho e.rviccs render d u his country by MI
r,ors,cr in the establishment Of national system
.f cducation Lord RoSchcry. Mr.. OoScheh' WI
yobu Bright and the Bishop of London are among
,,e eicncrs Mr. Forster deserves All inc hono'
that can be lonc him, not only Tor nhe r""o""Oi,
sct of 1870. but one OF the s'rons''' "l'
best men whom the English middie o'"''''
riven 10 Tnclish public hic
~ %, oo,,oa American Exhibition has at las'
,,oso1 ;,s doors Its last public performance "'''
. o,n,, farce about international arpiUa'o"
lord Jornc. always happy TO lave eohc'"'"H ~
do was induced 10 ;reside, and ie''er woo
,,ac,ed from Mr. John Bright, VINO couiu n''
expoctca 10 know much about the ch"r"''r -
,hcse procaedings Mr.. Cody made Il speech iron
which it a, pears that the Niid "es' s"o" ans
,,s clover nrouretor have been running all summer
in the interest of international comfy Mf' Couy
show excepted, the exhibition remained TO u"
end what il in the beCinning-entlrciy ois
creditable TO the country whose name was uscd
for the benefit Of the speculetor who cOntrivcd IL
Another distinguished American, Jake Kilrain,
the pucilist presents himself to the London public
rs Mr. Cody disal pears. Kilrain, who began with
an exhibition ut St Jamcss Hall at IS admission.
NAV now be sccn nightly at the Aquarium for one
shilling A large crowd gathered yesterday evening,
hut the American was not much fanced by
connossieurs
Mr. Andrew Carnegie's "Triumphent Democ-
facy' has attracted the attention Of the Grand
Jury at Wolycrhampton. who yesterday made
presentment respecting 1t 70 the Recorder at the
Court Of Quarter Sessions. What this Grand Jury
complain OF is Mr.. Csrnegies language about tho